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A very nice role-playing game in the spirit of DRAGON QUEST. Such games always attract people to the screens of their televisions and monitors. Thank you for bringing such fun to the world!

A quest with a great predominance of logic. It's all logic. Nothing but logic, plus lots of Japanese text. Can we make it?!

A game for SD fans only.

The second instalment of the popular tactical RPG of the past (in Japan, of course). The game can compete with such hits as DRAGON QUEST and FINAL FENTESI. However, it all depends on your tastes and interests.

The third instalment of the popular tactical role-playing game of the past (in Japan, of course). It's even better, with improved gameplay and graphics.

The fourth instalment of the popular tactical role-playing game of the past (in Japan, of course). The sequel has become even more spectacular. All thanks to improvements in music, graphics and story.

The fifth part of this saga has undergone maximum changes in the game plot. Now you fight in open space. This game claims to be the best RPG on the NES. It and the third FENTESI prove that RPGs can be successful on this console.

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The second part was even better and more exciting. We can only recommend it to anyone who wants to play it.

The last part of this GUIDE. Perhaps this game is twice as good as the previous two. And that, you can see for yourself, is the highest mark. You can play against each other.

You control either a robot or a cat in a space suit. At the start of the game you can punch with your fist. Then, as you collect prizes, you get arrows, boomerangs and other throwing weapons. You can also use prizes to replenish your health. The game is very reminiscent of Ninja Cat, both in appearance, music and gameplay.

Role-playing game. All the music tracks are pronounced here, so if you don't like the gameplay for some reason, at least you can enjoy the quality music.

This game is from 1991. You control a guy who kicks everything with his foot. Prizes fall out of the enemies. The man jumps, squats. The graphics are weak and the game is not remarkable for its variety.

The protagonist Silk is a grave robber. But this time he finds himself in a delicate situation - his current employer has kidnapped Silk's girlfriend, promising to return her only in exchange for three "sacred" relics. Well, the hero has no choice. The game is a very decent platformer, a little reminiscent of the Ninja Gaiden trilogy. Silk will have to avoid various traps, smash enemies with his fists and bullets, and climb walls. .... The controls are generally not bad, and the graphics and music are good. The only serious drawback is the short length of the game. The game has never been officially released, it only exists as a prototype (fully playable).

Left to right scrolling shooter. You control a space ranger and shoot at anything that moves. The movement never stops. The ranger can shoot both forwards and backwards (there are only two buttons), not forgetting to collect prizes dropped by enemies. In general, the game will appeal to fans of the genre. The soundtrack is quite good.

You are driving a scooter (top view). The track is full of obstacles that could kill you if you collide with them. And that is exactly what your opponents are trying to do. There is a game mode with two players taking turns. Graphics and music are normal for 86.

Quite frankly, a rather weak game published by the not-so-well-known Sony. That's not surprising. The game is early, belonging to the first generation of NES games. The man you control (he looks like Frankenstein's monster, by the way) can't even squat. However, this does not prevent him from easily dealing with enemies by throwing a few balls. The entire game is in Japanese, and the plot is generally not very clear. It seems that the character is trying to escape from prison through the forest.